PREWITT, N.M. (AP)  The Latest on the fatal shooting of a Navajo Nation police officer in New Mexico (all times local):

11 a.m.

Authorities say a woman who found a Navajo Nation police officer shot along a county road used his radio to call for help.

McKinley County Sheriff’s Deputy Roberta Jaramillo says Navajo police, sheriff’s deputies and officers with New Mexico State Police descended upon the scene after the call went out over the weekend that Navajo Officer Houston James Largo had been shot.

The shooting happened north of the small community of Prewitt in western New Mexico. Largo was flown to an Albuquerque hospital, where he died Sunday.

Jaramillo says authorities quickly identified a suspect. When dawn broke, tracks and other clues helped lead them to the suspect, who was taken into custody.

Preliminary reports indicate Largo was shot after he encountered two people in a vehicle along the county road while responding to a domestic violence report.

Authorities did not immediately release any information about the suspect, the circumstances of the arrest or what led to the shooting.

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8:45 a.m.

Officials say the fatal shooting of a Navajo Nation police officer occurred in a rural area of northwestern New Mexico.

The FBI said Officer Houston James Largo was shot and critically wounded Sunday morning while responding to a domestic violence call and died later in the day and that a suspect is in custody.

The suspect’s identity and circumstances of the shooting and the arrest haven’t been released.

Lt. James Maiorano of the McKinley County Sheriff’s Office told the Albuquerque Journal (https://goo.gl/aLmYRH ) preliminary reports are that Largo was shot when he came into contact with two people in a vehicle after being sent to a rural address.

Jared Touchin of the Navajo Nation Council speaker’s office told The Associated Press the shooting occurred in the area of Lake Casamero. He described it as a small community on the Navajo reservation.

An FBI spokesman did not immediately respond to a telephone message left Monday seeking more details about the officer’s death.